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The answer is string quartet and double bass, with frequent modulations, wanders trough series of foreign keys.
Explanation:
The serenade is a four movement piece with a string quartet and double bass. It is from the Classical Era and the first movement is in sonata-allegro form. The opening of the first movement of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik begins with a marchlike theme that rapidly ascends to its peak, a rocket theme, them turns downward at the same rate.
The overall form of the third movement of the serenade is ABA, with frequent modulations, wanders trough series of foreign keys.
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There once was a boy who's name was Kaiki Gesshoku, he had he had no friends except for his dog his dog mazoku. All the people would ignore him like he was not even there. As he was at school all of the kids were happy around him and tried to make friends but all the adults would whisper something and stared at him so he felt they were talking about him. One day a new kid came in and his name was Kage Kataoka. The teacher said “go set to kaiki, he will be your guide today”. Kaiki was shocked he did not want to be someone's guide but he wanted a friend so he went along with it. Kage was quiet and he wouldn't talk. “So your name is kage. My name is kaiki gesshoku but call me kaiki.” kage looked up at kaiki and sead “ok kaiki.’’ as kaiki showed kage around the school kage talked more often. After school kaiki showed kage mazoku, kage loved his dog and his name because his fur is grey, black and white. “I wish I had a dog like you," sead kage."well you can visit mazoku anytime if it is ok with mazoku” sead kaiki. "Woof!” sead mazoku.
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B is the answer to your question
I believe the correct answer is: song cycle.
The collection of art songs, unified
by poet, narrative, musical style, or composer are called song cycle or program
music for instrumental music associated with story, poem, idea, or scene. First
song cycle was “Il Canzoniere” or “Rime Sparse” written by Italian humanist
poet Francesco Petrarca to his belove Laura.
